La Saga du MondeSéries

Embarquez pour une aventure épique d'histoire alternative qui s'étend sur les continents et les siècles, suivant un ordre secret lié par l'honneur pour protéger l'humanité. Ces récits explorent des conflits ancestraux et des actes héroïques qui façonnent le destin du monde. Préparez-vous à découvrir un vaste royaume rempli d'action palpitante, de mystères complexes et de héros courageux. Cette saga offre un mélange unique de réimagination historique et d'aventure captivante.

The Mongoliad: Book One Collector's Edition

The Mongoliad: Book Two Collector's Edition

Ordre de lecture recommandé

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Die Mongoliade: Erster Band
Neal Stephenson
512pages
18 heures de lecture
1,0(1)Évaluer
13. Jahrhundert: Eine kleine Gruppe von Kriegern und Mystikern greift zu ihren Schwertern, um Europa vor einer blutrünstigen Mongoleninvasion zu retten. Unter der Führung des Ältesten eines Ordens von Mönchskriegern begeben sie sich auf eine gefährliche Reise und stoßen auf Rätsel um verborgenes Wissen und Auseinandersetzungen zwischen mächtigen Geheimbünden, die seit Jahrtausenden die Geschehnisse der Welt maßgeblich beeinflussen. Auf Umwegen erreicht die Saga jedoch auch die moderne Welt: Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts kommt Sir Richard F. Burton, ein Experte für Fremdsprachen und historische Fechtkunst, in Kontakt mit einer geheimnisvollen Gruppe englischer Kampfsportkenner, die eine Sammlung lange verschollen gewesener Schriften übersetzen wollen. Burton stirbt, bevor er seine Arbeit beenden kann, und seine bis dahin vorliegenden Übersetzungen galten als verloren, bis sie unlängst von einigen Hobbyarchäologen in den Ruinen einer Villa im italienischen Triest entdeckt wurden. Aus dieser Sammlung alter Dokumente wurde die unglaubliche Geschichte der Mongoliade rekonstruiert.
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The Mongoliad: Book One Collector's Edition
Collectif d'auteurs
490pages
18 heures de lecture
3,7(53)Évaluer
In 1241, warriors try to stop the Mongols from invading Europe; in the nineteenth century, a group of martial artists provide a language expert with lost manuscripts to translate that chronicle their ancestors' thirteenth century battles.
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The Mongoliad. Book.1
Neal Stephenson
442pages
16 heures de lecture
3,5(500)Évaluer
In 1241, warriors try to stop the Mongols from invading Europe; in the nineteenth century, a group of martial artists provide a language expert with lost manuscripts to translate that chronicle their ancestors' thirteenth century battles.
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The Mongoliad: Book Two Collector's Edition
Greg Bear
452pages
16 heures de lecture
3,6(35)Évaluer
After the Mongolian invasion of Europe in 1241, the warrior monks known as the Shield Brethren search for a way to overthrow the invaders as Father Rodrigo, thinking he has received a divine prophecy, takes up arms in the name of his Lord.
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The Mongoliad, Book 2
Collectif d'auteurs
3,6(242)Évaluer
Focuses on the aftermath of the world-shattering Mongolian invasion of 1241 and the difficult paths undertaken by its resilient survivors.
3
The Mongoliad
Neal Stephenson
3,9(165)Évaluer
The conclusion of the epic adventures of the Shield-Brethren.
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Katabasis
Joseph Brassey
422pages
15 heures de lecture
3,6(266)Évaluer
With the death of the fearsome Ogedei Khan, the Mongol invasion of the West has been brought to an abrupt halt. The defenders, a band of brave warrior monks known as the Shield-Brethren, limp homeward again across a frozen, bloodied wasteland. But where--and what--is "home" now that the threat of invasion no longer shapes their lives? Thirteenth-century Europe has been saved from annihilation at the hands of the Mongols, to be sure, but new and terrible threats are at hand: political and religious turmoil threaten to turn the warriors' world upside down once more. Painted against a rich backdrop of medieval mysticism and Russian folklore, Katabasis weaves together the tales of victor and victim alike in a fearless exploration of what it means not just to survive, but to truly live again.
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Siege Perilous
E.D. DeBirmingham
408pages
15 heures de lecture
3,6(141)Évaluer
Ocyrhoe, a young, cunning fugitive from Rome, safeguards a chalice of subtle but great power. Finding herself in France, she allies with the persecuted, pacifist Cathar sect in their legendary mountaintop stronghold, Montségur. There she resists agents of the Roman Church and its Inquisition, fights off escalating, bloody besiegement by troops of the King of France, and shields the mysterious cup from the designs of many.Percival, the heroic Shield-Brethren knight from The Mongoliad, consumed by his mystical visions of the Holy Grail, is also drawn to Montségur—where the chalice holds the key to his destiny.Arrayed against Percival and Ocyrhoe are enemies both old and new who are determined to reveal the secrets of the Shield-Brethren with the hope of destroying the order once and for all.Alive with memorable characters, intense with action and intrigue, Siege Perilous conjures a medieval world where the forces of faith confront the forces of fear. Choices made by characters in The Mongoliad reach their ultimate conclusion in this fifth and concluding novel—and all of Christendom is at stake.